phonograph in Greek
phonograph in Greek is φωνογράφος — phonograph means an early device for recording and playing back sound using grooved cylinders or discs, a forerunner of the record player.
phonograph in Greek
φωνογράφος
Pronounced: fonografos
(British, historical) A device that records or plays sound from cylinder records.
What does "phonograph" mean?
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noun An early device for recording and playing back sound using grooved cylinders or discs, a forerunner of the record player.
"The museum has a working phonograph from the early 1900s."
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- The museum has a working phonograph from the early 1900s.
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What is "phonograph" in Greek?
"phonograph" in Greek is φωνογράφος. phonograph means: An early device for recording and playing back sound using grooved cylinders or discs, a forerunner of the record player.
How do you pronounce φωνογράφος?
"phonograph" in Greek is φωνογράφος, pronounced "fonografos".
How do you use "phonograph" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has a working phonograph from the early 1900s." In Greek, "phonograph" is φωνογράφος.
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